Also, having children! The rate of change of my life is huge right now (two young children), much like when I myself was young (or when travelling, for that matter).
Reading question 27, my brain has never gone faster from being slightly bored to falling into a trippy, recursive hole. Thank you, what a delicious treat that was!
On the link of current responses, I get: This link was copied from the browser's address bar and does not provide access to the document. Please use the Share menu to share directly with contacts or copy the link.
Brassica Oleracea is the best and it's not even close.
For 10, can you take a question and its negation?
Yeah, I think this question was basically too easy. Even if that were forbidden, you could ask:
(1) Is the color "sky blue" good?
(2) Is the color "azure" bad?
I'm 56, partner is 61. In the past ~18 months, we've both felt like time has slowed down, especially when traveling. ??
Yes! I think travel is the strongest evidence we have on this question! (See #30 here: https://dynomight.net/travel/ )
I love that post, although I do disagree / have some different experiences regarding some of them.
>When looking at reviews, consider (1) sorting by new
This is important for all reviews, everywhere.
Take care.
Also, having children! The rate of change of my life is huge right now (two young children), much like when I myself was young (or when travelling, for that matter).
typo in 23?
Saving some of these for future reference!
> How different would the next 20 years be if things created entirely by humans AI got an unfakable gold star?
I think you missed a word or something here, I'm guessing you meant 'humans, and not AI'?
On DSM-V, see this article: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/05/13/why-were-turning-psychiatric-labels-into-identities
Thanks! Found the stories the about Aspies and the DSM as well as
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierarchical_Taxonomy_of_Psychopathology
particularly interesting.
Fun! Thanks.
2 - my first thought was it's that we value their lives more, but I think it's actually that we don't value their preferences.
Reading question 27, my brain has never gone faster from being slightly bored to falling into a trippy, recursive hole. Thank you, what a delicious treat that was!
Best holiday list email, thank you.
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On the link of current responses, I get: This link was copied from the browser's address bar and does not provide access to the document. Please use the Share menu to share directly with contacts or copy the link.
Well that's annoying—apparently there's no way to share a direct link to the responses? I've just removed the link, thanks!